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Success Stories

The most rewarding part of rescue, seeing abandoned animals in forever homes.

Salt & Pepper

These sisters were rescued from Wetland Discovery Park in Kaysville. One with a bad broken leg, the other a fish hook in her bill.

Seraphina

Seraphina was rescued from the Layton Park. She had an abcessed predator bite. We raised funds to have her wing amputated. She's safe and healthy.

Gaggle of geese

Rescues from Farmington Pond and Barnes Park in Kaysville.

Blu & Jewl

Lovebirds. This pair were rescued from a Roy pond. We couldn't take one without the other. They are so bonded.

Mr. Frizzlehiss

A Sebastapol goose, a very expensive breed was dumped and rescued.

Best friends duo

We rescued the giant pekin. While doing that we realized how attached he was to his friend there. Fortunately, our adopter was willing to take on one more male. She says the Khaki Campbell follows the pekin everywhere. <3

Mr. Turnip

Not making much noise because of his bill, we though Turnip was a girl and dumped at Barnes Park in Kaysville. He was on deaths door, trying so hard to eat. But, because of his birth defect he couldn't actually get anything in his mouth from the ground. He needed deep water and time not fighting for food. He is now in a forever home in Syracuse. An amazing adopter taking on a special needs duck.

Big boy #1

Always amazing when we can rescue boys. He came from a Roy pond. Happy in his forever home.

Little crooked bill

Another special needs duck. Little crooked beak. Fortunately, she went to a home with a young girl super passionate about ducks and immediately fell in love with her.

Meet Some of the Ducks

While rehabbing, some can't be released, or it's difficult to find forever homes because of special needs. Here are some that are permanent residents at our rescue.